1966-69 MG Midget MK III Green these days original cars sell

these days original cars sell for up to $6 million

The car completed 214 laps but sadly failed to finish

This illustration shows a chrome-bumper roadster from 1973 with rostyle wheels and honeycomb grille

This illustration mimics the successful track version of the car that came to dominate saloon car racing of the era

the latter cars significantly different from the 1937 cars and they won the coveted Motor Cycling Club (MCC) Team Championship Trophy

1966-69 MG Midget MK III Green these days original cars sellThe MG midget was produced by the MG Car Company in Abingdon, England from 1961 and 1979 and was developed from the Austin Healey "Frogeye" Sprite. It featured a compact 2 seater body and initially used the BMC A series engine with capacities ranging from 948cc to 1100cc and this was replaced in the Midget 1500 which also featured plastic (more commonly called rubber) bumpers to meet US legislation. This illustration shows a Mark III MG Midget with